Reflections on Speaker Abbas-led House’s action against insecurity in 2025
PDP, Ndoma-Egba and APC
Adefuye: Devoted teacher, student’s delight
Electricity rip-off: Buhari must act
Fishing in troubled waters: The Odumakin example
Buhari’s auto policy and catalyst role of Innoson
Letter to President: Operation rescue Nigeria
Fernandez: At last ‘the veil is lifted’
“Who wants to be an Entrepreneur?”
The 9th Earl of Bathurst and the Nigerian state by Femi Fani-Kayode
INEC and Buhari’s appointments
When truth is turned on its head
APC’s two-faced Party supremacy
Why Southeast must join this sycophancy
Igbo vs Northerners: Hate and national cohesion
Actualise your dream with prayers
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SubscribeHon. Tajudeen Obasa : A Patriot Keeping to his Promises
A promise is a declaration or assurance that one will do something or that a particular thing will happen. In the build up to any election, focus is centered on the promises of the candidates seeking offices. Politics everywhere in the world operates within this premise. While many politicians dangle promises without intention to fulfil them after assumption of office, few among them make promises which served as covenant with the people for assessment when the need arises. To fulfil these commitments after inauguration, few politicians engage the people to build a road-map for actualization.
Lagos: Governance on a free fall
I’m cock-sure John F. Kennedy and former Vice-President Richard M. Nixon were not concerned about winning a political battle or outsmarting one another in Sept. 26, 1960 when the duo participated in the first televised presidential debate in the United States
Her Excellency, my wife
THE title of this essay is not original. The credit for its invention should go to one of the military governors during the Babangida or Abacha military era. He was at an event organised by his wife in the state and when it was time for him to make a speech, he began by saying something like this: “I want to thank Her Excellency, my wife, for organising this programme and inviting me to be part of it.”
PMB: Slow but steady
AS the Muhammadu Buhari presidency clocks 100 days in office, it is interesting to note that the actions of the government which is yet to appoint Ministers and other top officials of government is no longer the focus of negative criticism by Nigerians who think and expect that things should be done differently from the way President Buhari have chosen.
Tsinsiya notion of change in motion
WHEN in a recent Daily Trust (29 July, 2015) opinion Tunde Asaju wrote: “How did a President make and reverse himself so many times on issues of national, and sometimes even global, importance within two months in office”, he forgot that Mr. President was living true to the concept of that very change that swept him to power. Mr. Asaju also forgot to note that the apostle of any gospel is always at liberty to interpret and even re-interpret the notion of his gospel. This is simply what Mr. President is doing.
Leaders and shameless lies
PEOPLE lie for many reasons. Some lies are claimed to be benevolent, when they bring no harm in particular, to the hearer. For example, when you asked to go and tell your eldest brother, that his beloved father is dead, you look at him in the face and tell him to come home urgently.
100 days: Framing Buhari’s early-win scorecard
Buhari making public his asset declaration adds to the early-win basket of the President and his deputy, so much so that the Washington Post says PMB might well be the least corrupt of all African leaders with a personal saving of less than N30m.
Senate and shenanigans of a unity forum
SENATE Unity Forum was formed as a political pressure group made of Senators elected under the platform of All Progressive Congress, APC, for the sole purpose of bargaining for political power and influence peddling in the 8th Senate.
Microsoft Edge: The dawn of a more personal web browsing era
In an age of personalisation and simplification, why would you want your web browsing experience to be any different? This question was at the heart of our decision to create Microsoft Edge. Microsoft Edge is a Web browser that shifts from enabling the first steps into the wonderful World Wide Web, to connecting online and […]
Yakassai against Zakari: The In-laws controversy
THE technical competency of Mrs. Amina Zakari to hold the office of chairperson of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, was not in doubt.
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